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Aaron S

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Daleo Grand Master

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Does anyone know what the wires in an ARX windscreen are for? or who stocks them,

have only been able to find them withought the wires

Thanks

Sounds like they would be the elements for the "Cold weather Pack" option?

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radio/tv antennas are in the rear windows (in the boot section)

the windscreen has the elements for the cold pack to stop the wipers from sticking. they are at the bottom under where the wiper sit in the rest position

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radio/tv antennas are in the rear windows (in the boot section)

the windscreen has the elements for the cold pack to stop the wipers from sticking. they are at the bottom under where the wiper sit in the rest position

cheers thanks for that, it's for my old's car, crack goes right across the screen now, and all he can get is a screen without the elements.

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